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Some of Helsingborg\u2019s oldest residents are trying some of the world\u2019s newest foods. The idea is to see how 3D-printing technology might help us customise more appetising meals for people with chewing and swallowing disorders.<\/p>\n

Malnutrition due to loss of appetite or chewing and swallowing difficulties is common among, for example, older adults, as well as for many other people. But imagine a blueberry pur\u00e9e printed to look and feel just like real blueberries. Or bright green broccoli stalks or chicken drumsticks. And imagine knowing that no matter your age, health, or difficulties chewing and swallowing,\u00a0the food you are served is tailored to your specific nutritional needs.<\/p>\n

To keep us healthy and happy as we grow older or when we become less able to chew and swallow, we need foods that are nutritious, look tasty, and maintain their consistency when heated.<\/p>\n

In the Future Meals project, we\u2019ve partnered our local retirement homes with food scientists and 3D technology innovators with the goal of placing small, user-friendly 3D printers in kitchens that supply care units with meal components.<\/p>\n

Read\u00a0more about the project<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0or get in touch to find out more about testing 3D-printed foods in Helsingborg.<\/p>\n

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\u201dMany may feel that this sounds somewhat futuristic and may be skeptical about 3D-printed food. But it\u2019s really not that strange. We use normal ingredients and the machine makes three-dimensional forms from them. It works like an automated piping bag.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n

Evelina H\u00f6glund, Researcher at RISE Jordbruk & Livsmedel<\/em><\/p>\n

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